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Votes at a glance: Board adopts dozens of MOUs, appointments and civic resolutions
Summary
At the June 11 meeting the Board adopted a large consent slate of MOUs (items 41–69), multiple appointments and resolutions including a donated-funds waiver for the panda exhibit, and several other items; the summary lists the items, outcomes and recorded tallies when available.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors took a number of roll-call and same-house votes on June 11. Key outcomes recorded in the meeting include:
- Item 36 — Motion to approve Deborah Walker to the Police Commission (as amended): approved by roll call, 7 ayes, 3 noes (Preston, Ronan, Walton).
- Items 1–15 (consent) — Routine consent items: taken same-house/same-call; no objections recorded.
- Item 16 — Transportation Code amendment to waive fees for temporary street closures for community-serving nonprofit arts and culture organizations and related groups: passed on first reading (same-house/same-call).
- Items 17–18 — Two COVID-19-related airport lease extensions (Rilo Management LLC/Farley's Community Cafe; Joe & the Juice New York LLC): resolutions adopted (same-house/same-call).
- Item 22 — Grant agreement between Meals on Wheels SF and the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing for meal services: resolution adopted; total amount approximately $49,700,000 (term 07/01/2024–06/30/2029) (as read by clerk).
- Item 23 — Contract authorization with Good Guard Security, Inc. for security guard services: resolution adopted; contract amount $33,700,000, initial term 5 years with option to extend.
- Item 24 — Loan agreement (mayor's office of housing) Sunnydale Phase 3 Infrastructure LLC: resolution adopted to authorize approximately $52,300,000 loan for infrastructure and housing related to Sunnydale Hope SF development (term and findings read into record).
- Items 41–69 — A set of 29 ordinances approving MOUs and collective bargaining agreements across many unions (Teamsters, Carpenters, District Attorney investigators, deputy probation officers, deputy sheriffs, IFPTE, IBEW, SEIU and others): forwarded by the Government Audit and Oversight committee and approved by roll call vote of 11 ayes; items passed on first reading.
- Item 70 — Resolution authorizing solicitation of donations to support hosting pandas; amended to include an exhibit listing potential donors and transparency safeguards; roll call 9 ayes, 2 noes (Peskin and Ronan voted no); resolution adopted.
- Item 71 — Resolution urging the mayor and DCYF to seek private donations to restore a $25,000,000 cut to DCYF program funding for FY24–25: adopted unanimously (11 ayes).
- Item 75 — Resolution declaring SF a sanctuary city for transgender, gender-nonconforming, non-binary and Two-Spirit people: adopted as amended.
- Item 79 — Resolution reaffirming San Francisco's commitment to equitable language access: adopted (same-house/same-call).
Several other nominations and appointments (items 37–40) and adoption-calendar resolutions (items 74, 76–78, 80–85) were also approved either by roll call or same-house/same-call; the clerk recorded tallies where required.
This "at a glance" list captures outcomes recorded on the meeting—s public record; vote tallies and text presented in the transcript were used where provided. Items not given a roll-call tally in the transcript are listed as adopted "same-house, same-call" per the clerk's reading.
